Research on Fault Section Location in an Active Distribution Network Based on Improved Subtraction-Average-Based Optimizer
Jin-Jin Dai,
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Ziyu Zhang,
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Shaoyong Li
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et al.
Symmetry,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
17(1), P. 107 - 107
Published: Jan. 12, 2025
The
high
penetration
of
distributed
generation
(DG)
in
the
distribution
system
poses
a
challenge
to
protection
techniques
and
strategies
active
networks,
making
it
difficult
adapt
traditional
methods
fault
diagnosis
new
power
system.
A
method
based
on
improved
subtractive
optimiser
algorithm
for
is
proposed
address
this
situation.
Firstly,
localization
model
applicable
DG
grid
connection
constructed,
which
can
effectively
deal
with
impact
dynamic
switching
DGs
make
up
shortcomings
single-power
network
model;
secondly,
solve
model,
original
using
multi-strategy
fusion,
subtraction-average-based
optimizer
(ISABO)
obtained.
Through
test
classical
functions,
its
excellent
solving
performance
decoupling
ability
are
verified;
finally,
ISABO
applied
33-node
operate
various
complex
conditions.
results
show
that
feasible
location
problem
connect/disconnect
state
interconnection
switch
casting
cutting
multiple
DGs.
Compared
SABO
algorithm,
positioning
accuracy
always
be
maintained
at
100%,
speed
increased
by
46.68%,
symmetrically
improving
speed,
accuracy,
tolerance.
Language: Английский
Northern goshawk optimization for optimal reactive power compensation in photovoltaic low-voltage radial distribution networks
Shaikh Sohail Mohiyodin,
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Rajesh Maharudra Patil,
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Dr MS Nagaraj
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et al.
Sustainable Operations and Computers,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
5, P. 206 - 215
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
In
recent
years,
photovoltaic
systems
(PVs)
have
been
increasingly
integrated
into
radial
distribution
networks
(RDNs).
However,
network
operators
experience
significant
issues
because
they
are
sporadic.
To
reduce
the
load
on
main
grid
and
improve
performance,
capacitor
banks
(CBs)
frequently
employed
for
power
factor
correction
VAr
compensation.
a
large
number
of
CBs
must
be
switched
at
once
in
accordance
with
variations
PV
generation
to
maintain
feeder
voltage
regulation
its
performance.
This
study's
optimization
strategy
CB
control
considers
variety
goals.
Using
seasonal
profiles
patterns,
novel
efficient
northern
goshawk
(NGO)
was
created
determine
appropriate
CBs.
By
resolving
typical
allocation
problem
EDNs
comparing
findings
those
literature,
effectiveness
NGO
initially
cross-verified.
second
stage,
an
is
used
maximize
annual
net
savings
while
maintaining
best
possible
over
Considering
PVs
network,
modified
IEEE
33-bus
test
system
evaluate
suggested
methodology.
Language: Английский